Personally think that the most ornamental in the city palace should be the four beautiful small doors in the west side yard, which represent the four seasons and Hindu gods. The most gorgeous one is the Peacock Gate, which symbolizes autumn. The central statue is Vishnu. The portrait of the corner should be the auspicious goddess, Vishnu's wife Lakshmi; the lotus gate represents summer, the central image is Shiva, and the portrait of the corner is Shivas wife, Snow Mountain Goddess Parvati; the rose door represents winter, the goddess is the goddess Devi; the green door represents spring, and the statue is the son of Shiva like the god Ganesha. I walked away from the city palace and I walked in the old town. I felt a little disappointed with Jaipur. Because as the capital of Rajasthan, Jaipur is still a busy big city, far from its alias "Pink City" so romantic, and the "pink" here is not too powder. But then again, in India, the use of pink so dirty colors may not be more romantic.